The U.S.G.A. and the R. & A. used to publish a supplemental volume, called "Decisions on the Rules of Golf," which came out every two years and was hundreds of pages longer than the rulebook.
She has succeeded with babies with Down syndrome, despite their poor muscle tone, and with adoptive mothers, using a gizmo called a supplemental nurser to bring in their breast milk ("Isn't that cool?" she marveled).
Mr. Trump, who had hoped Judge Kavanaugh would be sworn in by the time the Supreme Court opens its next term on Monday, said he was ordering the F.B.I. to conduct what he called a "supplemental" investigation that he said "must be limited in scope and completed in less than a week," as the Republican Senate leadership had asked for.
AFTER OUR SON, Kieran, was born, the hospital set up something called a supplemental nursing system by taping a tube to my breast so that the baby could suck to get the first milk — the caramel-thick colostrum — that Melissa expressed.
A special needs trust (also called a supplemental needs trust) is made with the intent to provide supplemental funds to a fiduciary for the benefit of a person with a disability.
Whenever necessary, Vanguard mobilizes a supplemental force of what it calls its Swiss army -- several hundred trained reserves drawn from every company unit, including the executive suite.
The plan called for a supplemental system of limited-access expressways to be built in the Chicago metropolitan area by 1980, and defined corridors where the expressways were to be located.
If users add a supplemental handset, the system is capable of simultaneously serving calls from Skype and from a land line.
A supplemental report filed Tuesday by the Nashville police showed that Fisher was worried about Young after the call from the therapist.
"A supplemental appropriation is standard," said Mr. Coleman.
"A supplemental appropriation between $610 million and $750 million is not".
